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Taught by certified educators and fluent Spanish/English speakers, this is a full dual immersion curriculum that will cover the 3rd and 4th-grade common core standards.
This is a great way for your student to meet friends and have a consistent teacher and fellow classmates throughout the year. 

This two-way dual immersion course is designed for both native Spanish and English speakers and will be taught in both languages 50-50. 

"Two-way immersion (TWI) is a distinctive form of dual language education in which balanced numbers of native English speakers and native speakers of the partner language are integrated for instruction so that both groups of students serve in the role of language model and language learner at different times." -Center for Applied Linguistics

Seed and Stem offers Pod subscribers additional incentives in return for their multiweek commitment to the course, including:
⭐Access to our Outschool groups, where subscribers can chat with one another, share ideas, help with homework, and contribute to an easygoing, educational atmosphere with their peers. 
⭐15% discounts towards S&S’s complete class catalog, including 200+ courses taught by certified, experienced instructors. 
⭐Gain access to the tiered pod discount program. Learners who subscribe to part 1 receive a 10% discount towards part 2. Part 2 subscribers receive a 15% discount towards part 3. Learners who have subscribed for three consecutive parts receive a 20% discount towards part 4. 
⭐Friday sessions allow for small group and individual tutoring sessions. 
⭐Homework feedback will be comprehensive and detailed. 
⭐Guest speakers from professionals in various fields to provide real-life perspectives to learners. 
⭐Payment plan available (2 installments)


Students will be expected to come to class Monday-Thursday and will have optional and individual help on Fridays.
Students will be given homework Monday-Thursday for each subject. The homework will not be due until the next lesson of that subject is taught. For example, Monday's math homework will be due Thursday and Langauge Arts homework will be due the following Tuesday. Homework should take no more than 20-25 minutes each day with the option to expand on topics with additional assignments. Study hall and individual help is offered each Friday. 

The weekly schedule will include the following with brain breaks integrated throughout each day:

Monday:
-Homeroom/Executive Functioning: 15 minutes
-Math Lesson: 35 minutes

Tuesday: 
-Language Arts:  20 minutes
-Reading: 20 minutes
-Writing: 20 minutes

Wednesday: 
-Science: 30 minutes
-Social Studies: 30 minutes

Thursday: 
-Math Lesson: 30 minutes
-Computer Applications: 30 minutes (Part 1 Elective)
           -Electives change with each quarter/semester. 

Friday: 
-Conversation Practice

Topics and Standards will include the following:

PART 1: 
Week 1:
Math: Using Equal Groups, Number Lines, and Arrays to Multiply
Language Arts: My Librarian is a Camel-Unit Introduction
Science: The Nature of Science
Social Studies: Ancient Rome
Computer Applications: Typing

Week 2: 
Math: Multiply in Any Order
Language Arts: Close Reading and Note Taking
Science: Introduction to Motion 
Social Studies: Ancient Rome
Computer Applications: Typing

Week 3:
Math: Dividing with Equal Groups
Language Arts: Reading Goals and Reading Strategies (Vocabulary, Independent Reading)
Science: Patterns of Motion
Social Studies: Ancient Rome
Computer Applications: Typing

Week 4: 
Math: Using Number Lines to Divide
Language Arts: Creating a Reading Goal and Plan-Writing a Letter
Science: Balanced and Unbalanced Forces
Social Studies: Ancient Rome
Computer Applications: Typing

Week 5:
Math: Multiply by 2, 5, 10, 0 or 1
Language Arts: Main Idea and Evidence
Science: Introduction to Magnetism
Social Studies: The Vikings
Computer Applications: Microsoft Word/Google Docs

Week 6: 
Math: Multiply by 3,4,6,7,8,9
Language Arts: Performance Task: Begin Informational Paragraph
Science: Magnetic Poles
Social Studies: The Vikings
Computer Applications: Microsoft Powerpoint/Google Slides

Week 7: 
Math: Using Equal Groups, Number Lines, and Arrays to Multiply
Language Arts: Writers Workshop
Science: Electric Force
Social Studies: The Vikings
Computer Applications: Project

Week 8:
Math: Problem Solving and Multiplication
Language Arts: Final Project-Create a Bookmark
Science:  Electricity and Circuits
Social Studies: The Vikings
Computer Applications: Final Project

PART 2:
Week 1:
Math: Multiply by 6/Multiply by 7
Language Arts: Building Background-All about Frogs
Science: Work and Power
Social Studies: Ancient Egypt
Art: Elements of Art: Value

Week 2: 
Math: Multiply by 8/Multiply by 9
Language Arts: Close Reading
Science: Types of Simple Machines
Social Studies: Ancient Egypt
Art: Line

Week 3:
Math: Multiplication Strategies/Multiply 3 factors
Language Arts: Learning How to Research
Science: Levers and Pulleys
Social Studies: Ancient Egypt
Art: Shape

Week 4: 
Math: Problem Solving/Review
Language Arts: Begin Small Group Project
Science: Building a Simple Machine
Social Studies: Ancient Egypt
Art: Form

Week 5:
Math: Use Arrays to Divide/Relate Multiplication and Division
Language Arts: Research Strategies-Analyzing Sources
Science: Characteristics of Living Things
Social Studies: Ancient Greece
Art: Texture

Week 6: 
Math: Divide by 2, 5, and 10
Language Arts: Comparing and Contrasting Informational Text
Science: Classifying Living Things
Social Studies: Ancient Greece
Art: Color Space

Week 7: 
Math: Divide by 3, 4, 6, and 7
Language Arts: Final Project/Writers Workshop
Science: Animal Domains
Social Studies: Ancient Greece
Art: Pablo Picasso

Week 8:
Math: Divide by 8, 9, 0, 1
Language Arts: Final Project Presentation
Science:  Final Review
Social Studies: Final Project
Art: Final Project

Students will turn in assignments through the Outschool Classroom. They will be given grades/feedback for each assignment along with individual and in-depth report cards after each semester.